Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21
NEWS NOTES.

Rev. DR.. Schrsiber will lecture this
evening in english, at 7:30, in the
Synagogue. Subject: "The Future OF
Judaism"
The Arbor Vita Rebecca degree Of
tleI. 90. +. will give asocial party at
Odd Fellows Hall Thursday evening,
October 25th.
Miss Bessie Hoke yesterday found
purse containing small sum of money
and left it at the police Office to be
claimed by the owner.
Mrs. Jos. Austin, a newspaper cor
respondent of reputation, passed
through the city yesterday en- route to
San Francisco, her home.
The Wilmington Transportation
Company is laying spur. track from
Wilmington to Mormon Island, where
it is proposed to have shipyard.
Captain Kerr OF San Jacinto is in
the city. He reports fifty teams and
a hundred men at work on the rail-
road branch from Perris to San ia
cinto.
W. 6. Noyes, formerly of the San
Francisco Chronicle, is in the city for
q few days, stopping at the Depot Ho-
ted, and is accompanied by his wife
and child.
Hector Mclean, Of San Diego, came
up to Los Angeles yesterday to be
united in the holy bonds of wedlock
with Annie G. Teed. Parson Birdsall
performed the service.
DR.. Fay IS subject next Sunday morn
ing ought to interest large number
He will adduce scientific evidence of
the existence of Spirit, and all honest
doubters are particularly invited to be-
present.
Mr.. Sam Dalvan, manager OF the
California Fast Freight Line from
Chicago, accompanied by James D.
Welsh, agent at Cincinnati, are in
town looking up freight matters and
means for enlarging their business.
= :, There was another large audience at
TIE Grand Opera House last night,
when NordscE was repeated. Dairy
Crockett will be given tonight. and as
this has, always proven a drawing
card, Mr.. Mayo may look for another
full house tonight.
Our reliable rain prophet, Mr.. J. w.
Potts, predicts that We shall have a
heavy fall Of rain on the 18th proximo
ct the latest, with perhaps interven-
ing copious visitations. He marks
thirty inches as the rainfall we may
look for this season.
W. L. Price, who for the past seven
months has been connected with the
HERALD as business clerk, has sew
cred his connection with the paper.
The position made vacant by his res
ignation has been filled by Mr.. Rich
ardson, formerly Of the San Francisco
Post.
At about half-nast s o'clock last
evening as All Sin, wealthy mongo-
lian, was was walking along on Upper
Main street, he was knocked dowr
and badly beaten by an unknown
man. All Sin thinks his assailant was
q young man with whom he had an
alteration on the same spot the even
ing before. E'
Mr.. Warren Dunham, who is now
stopping at the Nadeau with his broth
Or, has On exhibition model of new
and original system Of cable-railroad-
ing which, from appearances, and the
record it has made, is destined to rev.
olutionize this mode of travelling. Mr..
DGnham will leave in few days for
tie East where he will introduce his
system In the principal cities.
C,6an Pedro is fortunate in having
wide-awake, newsy and interesting
local paper, The Clipper. Its fine ar
tistic typographical appearance is due
to the fact that it is published and
edited by Mr.. John H. Goldsmith,
who for years had charge OF the setting
MP OF the advertisements of the II Err
AID. The paper ls now at its third
issue, and gives evidence in its col
umns of prosperous business
patronage.